The Rising Mekong: Food, Floods and Life on Water
From August to November, the Lower Mekong transforms. Flooded fields, lush landscapes and a river on the rise reveal seasonal scenes, flavours and stories found nowhere else.
From August to November, the Lower Mekong transforms. Flooded fields, lush landscapes and a river on the rise reveal seasonal scenes, flavours and stories found nowhere else.
Journey with Heritage Line through the historic town of Sa Dec, where deeply rooted cultural heritage unfolds alongside everyday local life.
Explore the cultural meaning behind Vietnam’s painted boat eyes and discover how this centuries-old river tradition reflects belief, craftsmanship, and life along the Mekong Delta.
As the region’s most revered mythological creature, it’s no surprise that many of Vietnam’s most iconic sights such as Halong Bay and the Mekong Delta are named after dragons.
One of the Mekong Delta’s specialities is a crispy puffed rice snack which comes in a variety of flavours. Not only is it tasty, but the manufacturing process is also quite a thrill.